Thanks for your reply, it's working fine
But i have one doubt is it gives any problem to other user Objects in the
other classes.

please suggest me.


Harps wrote:
> 
> Yes you are right. You need to add UserConverter to the
> xwork-conversion.properties file. At which point your save should work.
> 
> You need to create the directory under webapp called 'template' and then
> 'simple' under it.
> 
> Then get select.ftl out of the struts2-core jar and put it under there and
> make the changes I suggested or something like them.
> 
> The ftl files are freemarker which underlies struts2 tags. I just poked
> around in there and worked it out myself.
> 
> 
> sudhakargupta wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Harps,
>> 
>>   Thanks for your reply, i written the UserConverter class as you said,
>> but i am unable to find out the template/simple directory and the
>> fileName called select.ftl
>> 
>>    I run the project without the  select.ftl file and try to add or
>> update the record then it gives an error like  Invalid field value for
>> field "purchase.user"..
>>   
>>    I found xwork-conversion.properties file and it contains the code like
>> java.util.Date=org.appfuse.webapp.action.DateConverter is there any need
>> to write the UserConverter in this file.
>> 
>>    Please suggest me and can you please explain me what is the .ftl files
>> and uses or suggest any tutorials on that one.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
> 
> 


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